Qiaoli Watchtower

Qiaoli Watchtower

Qiaoli Watchtower is a cultural heritage site protected by Mashan County.

Qiaoli Watchtower is located on Qiaoli Street in Qiaoli Township, Mashan County. It dates back to the Qing Dynasty and is classified as an ancient architectural structure.

In 2011, Qiaoli Watchtower was designated as a cultural heritage site under the protection of Mashan County.

Qiaoli Township: Qiaoli Township is situated in the western part of Mashan County, bordering Baishan, Linwei, and Zhoulu Townships within the county, as well as Dahua and Du’an Counties. The township government is located 12 kilometers from the county seat of Mashan and 14 kilometers from the county seat of Dahua. The Dainan Expressway and the second-tier road from Dahua to Mashan intersect perpendicularly across the township, providing very convenient transportation. The township administers a total of 10 administrative villages and 111 natural hamlets, covering a total area of 172.75 square kilometers, with cultivated land spanning 2,242.4 hectares. At the end of 2009, the total population was approximately 38,500, with around 9,000 people working away from home. In 2010, the per capita income of farmers was... More detailed information about Qiaoli Township++